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SIR Nathaniel Barnaby, K.C.B. (25 February, 1829 – 16 June, 1915) served as the Director of Naval Construction for the Royal Navy from 1872.

Barnaby was a civilian member of the Royal Corps of Naval Construction.

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	{{SIR}} '''Nathaniel Barnaby''', K.C.B. (25 February, 1829 – 16 June, 1915) served as the [[Director of Naval Construction (Royal Navy)\|Director of Naval Construction]] for the [[Royal Navy]] from ~~1870~~.		{{SIR}} '''Nathaniel Barnaby''', K.C.B. (25 February, 1829 – 16 June, 1915) served as the [[Director of Naval Construction (Royal Navy)\|Director of Naval Construction]] for the [[Royal Navy]] from 1872.

	==Life & Career==		==Life & Career==

Naval Appointments
Preceded by Edward J. Reed	Director of Naval Construction 1872^{[Citation needed]}	Succeeded by Sir William H. White